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20 Hotel. aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Hotels and boarding houses are invited
to advise me how many visitors they may
desire TO receive, and their rates Of charges
during the visit OF President Cleveland and
party 10 Memphis. Address
A. ID. LASosrAFr,
Secretary Of Committee, No. 32i Main
street.
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Captain Commanding Chickasaw Guards.

The Executive Committee OF the Presidents re.
ception join IN the request that the streets named
In the foregoing order he entirely cleared OF all
public aud private vehicles and street cars during
The hours designated lin the order, II Is also re-
until the arrival OF the procession at the Gnyoso
hotel. Court street from levec to Front, and
Front street from Court to Mccall be also
cleared of all public and private vehicles and
II. NJ. ESTES,
Chairman Executive Committee.
II A KEELING. Secretary.
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Annory Progncss, Division No. G. Z, r. X. OF r.;
The oficcn and mcmbcn of Progress Division,
No. q. Uniform Rank. X. ~ r.. are hereby CON.
mnndcd 10 report a. Annoy. No. ~ Hcrnando
strrt, In fall uniform, Saturday. October n. nj IN
uClnck n. W., khnfp. fincs for non attendance will
b. enforced. ly Urlcr
SAMUEL ROsENHEtM. Sir knight Captain.
= pTArOCK. aiT kuisht Tlrtoripf.
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SOUTH MEMPHIS LODGENo IEF y. AND q
\. NJ, will meet IN stated communication Ny
this FRIDAY evening a. 5 o'clock for dip/N
patch ~ b%uslncss. All ". Ms IN good standing ap
Internally invited to attend. Ny oricf.
Attest r. A. REELtNG. w.N.
!. T. Sclicns. scrrrtnry.
DESOLvED. THAT THE EXECUTIVE CON
IN mlticr ~ this usancintlOu h. requested 10
walt on the cotton buycr In uhis City who arr buy.
Ina IN the county and represent ~ them the injury
~frsultluH 10 the cutlru cotton trade " our city by
their actions aud a. demonstrate With them on tho
subjvt aud thus ondea,oT 10 corUri The abuse. and
IMPORT the insult ~ their conicacncc 10 this associa.
ii0n nj The next meeting.
5. W. HAMPTON.
sccy Cotton FACTORS Assn.
Adopted October \ izss.
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President CLEVELAND, You are welcome
10 Memphis, to Tennessee and to the South.
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II. BnowS. Sir Knight Recorder.

Amoy Roland Division, No. . Z. r. X. Of r.
The officer aud members Of Roland Division,
No. ? Uniform Rank, Knights Of Pythias, arc
ordered 20 IMPORT In fall uniform NJ Armory, No.
~ fernando stnct. Saturday morning AZ 40
O'Clock, October 10. By order Of
". u. CANNON.
Sir Knight Captain.
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ORDER NO. I.-sTREETs CLEARED.

On Saturday morning, October 18th, 1887. the
Chickasnw Guards and other companies composing
n part OF the National Guard, Will parade the fol.
lowing streets; shelby from Haling to Bcale,
Beaie from shelby to Main, Main from Beale TO
Poplar, Poplar from Main to Second, Second
from Poplar to Madison, Madison from Second TO
Maiu. south and North Court. In the perform
ancc Of duty AZ the National Guard and In persu-
ance of the Statutes of the State Of Tennessee
Il Is hereby ordered that the right of way over
said streets be given the National Guard from $50
O'Clock II. IN. TO 1890 O'Clock p. IN. of that day.
:. I. CARSEs,
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.oe.l meteorological Press Report.

Maximum temperature, T2Ie minimum, ala;
ofonc. o. rainfall. u.
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I. o. O. T.. Notice.

BANNER LODGE No. iis. 90. y.
will mrrt NJ Z o clock thiz afternoon in. 1o
stead at TO o'Cl0ck, in order "a permit sc,fvSe
hll h. attend the fireworks aud other UNIV
festivities attending the visit Of President Cicye.
Land. ny order Of Lodge. JOE H. COOK.
@grrrtaFv
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT IN
tennessee. Uniform. Rank1knights OF Pyth- MsA
las. special order No. 2 To the com-H 2H
mandefs Of the several divisions In the STATE
81 Tennessee, and more especially ~ thu~e
Ia Memphis. lou arc hcpby commanded
20 report In full dncss uniform with your com.
mands ut the AmOry, No. II fernando street. al
40 o'clock on saturday morning. October is, 10
take part In the grncml parade attending upon tho
reception Of the President Of the United States. BY
command OF II. REICIIMANN,
Lieut.. Col COmmandery.
Official.
r. A. TAYLOR, Adjutant.
All visiting Divisions or Sir Knights are respect.
fully invited 10 participate.
AmOry Tennessee Division No. I, Y. Rk. Of r.
The ohiccn aud Members Of Tennessee Division
No. I, Uniform Rank knights Of Pythias, are OF.
dcrrd 10 report al Armory, No. ~ fernando street
In iull uniform, saturday morning, October rs. al
10 O'Clock sharp. by order Of
MARTIN COHEN,
SIT Knight Captain.
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EASTER OpEH1Na.
sEAroN PERRY
tSuceessor to PK1B9 BRorRER2
NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS
COMPLETE STOCK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
NEW CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS
ELEdANf BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
NOVELTIES IN INDIA SILKS.
BLACK BEADED GRENADINE2
DENTKILE LANES.
NOVELTIES IN FRENCH SATTEEN ROBES
NEW EMBROIDERED ROBES.
CHOICE DRESS FABRICS.
NEW ENGLISH SUITINGS
FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS.
NEW IMPORTED WHITE GOODS
WHITE PURE LINEN LAWNS
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRs.
NEW FRENCH SATTEENS.
CHALIIS DELAINES.
SPRING SHADES IN TREFOUSSE KID GLOVES
NEW PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS
FRENCH G. p. CORsETS.
NEW HANDKERCHIEFS
SILK AND Isle HOSIERY
NEW SPRING JACKETS
ALL THE --LATEST EUROPEAN NOVELTIES" IN
GLIDING THE MOST APPROVED PARIS
STYLES" FOR THE SPRING AND SUMNER
OF 1887.
t4- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEa
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
Pennsylvania ave, cor. 9th st.
Established 1910. sp1
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furnishing Goods Trade Review.
Some young men wear white ottoman silk vests
fastened with gold or silver buttons
Navy-blue iannels, embroidered in white and
red spots, appear in late London vests.
Drabs and states viii run this season In fine
pique for made-up neckwear, four.in-hands. &c
Tennis caps, recently received are OF LIGHT dixie
plain white and fancy, and q variety OF printed
nannelS. f'ou
Checks formed Of hair-lines In delicate ttnts n,
white grounds Is favorite pattern in flannel vest
ingS WOW
Late London-made, all-linen, white vests are sa,,
embroidered close with pearl buttons and are emf
lower than the vests OF last spring.
Solid red border and center Chinese handter
chleiS Inquire among the goods calculated for nect-
handkerchlefs TO go with sporting suits
NE superstition concerning the fatality OF the
opal must De dying out, judging by the popularity
OF scarf pins set with this beautiful stone
Unie5s they are made OF the best Qualities black
SIX ScarfS should have the bands self lined as the
color rubs on and soils the wearers collar when
the silk Is not OF fine grade.
1t is considered in good form at the present t,,o
for the man who prides himself on being well
dressed to wear two finger rings. One OF them
must be a seal ring or one set with gems the Other
presenting some curious device and made OF gold
and silver mixed, or q combination OF gold and
platinum. ~
Lawn tennis players will find some novelties in
thsuspr1ngs exhibit New jackets In white ia nnel
nave trimmings at cuffs, pockets and collars m
printed annes showing stripes In brilliant cOlora
STRIKING eject Is produced by finishing Off the
edges OF the jackets, on the inside with strtD OF
the fancy flannel about four inches wide
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ire in n Flat.

PANIC AMONG THE OCCUPANTs--SAERow ESCAPES
smiths Block, 4 fTe-stOry fiat structure on
wylie avenue, Pittsbarg, Pa, was badly dam
aged by fire Saturday morning II was oc-
cupied by ten families, who lost their effects.
The fire started in the basement and
quickly shot W the elevator, spreading TO all
parts OF the building. A panic eIsuFd among
the occupants OF the three upper 1oOrs and a
number OF persons barely escaped with their
lives. MIS-. HincnInan and Mrs. OsmOnd were
taken from the fourth floor almost S1ffocated
while Ms. Wilt, a visitor. made her escape
rom the NTH story by means OF a rope suspended
from the roof, which had been used In raising
articles TO the upper floors. VIM. Henry smith the
owner OF the building, who had a merchant-tailor-
ing establishment on the first EOOr was
painfully burned about the head and face
while trying 10 extinguish the flames His SON.
$40 forced his way into the burning building and
rescued hlIn, was also badly snged. The total loss
vas about $4,000.
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Smuggling Diamonds.

Chambers Journal gives some interesting stories
OF smugglers and their methods. story. which
lately became public, shows how well the modern
diamond smuggiers had laid to heart Poe,s nre-
erpts, "Please TO hold my baby whilst my husband
helps me 10 open my trunks; he VIII be quite GOOD
good II you viii shake his rattle" said lady pas
senger 10 the officer who was waiting to look over
her travelling gear. And that officer good humOr
ediy did as he was requested, shaking the rattle
70 the great delight OF the little The rattle in
question, winch, fastened to q ribbon, was tied tn
the chlIds waist, was filled with gems OF great
value, mode OF smuggling that at the time was
In the costume OF Sister OF Mercy, was ps,s,d
over by the officers because she had no luggage
worth examining She possessed however, q fine
string OF beads, which, with dOwncast ewes she
kept Telling. Safe Oh land she was affectionately
welcomed by TWO persons dressed ia COSTUMES
similar 10 her own Neesi 1t be told that she was a
snuSser and that her beads were so c0nst r,lcIe.i
that each held a diamond weighing seven or eight
earats? Another Ingenious person hit upon Tie
ieidoseope. which had been given to n child who
carried IL ashore In safety. A number OF hOminp
pigeons Kept IN Gags, and purchased at village
by way of Paris and Hayre also nIayed 3
prohtaoie part, each " the pigeons being
freghtsd with onu cargo OF exquisite gems
To the message-bearing dove. An extsnsive
system Of diamond smuggling was at one time
homing pigeons. The discovery or THIS iisic,r
trade was made accidently by a farmer Who 49,
peneu 10 shoot one Oh the birds, and ON OK amisny
IL found That there as fastened 10 its leo 0uiii
containing u number OF diamonds, A el,ss hIssno
obtained, the local habitation or The pigeon nrs
prietors was discovered and their mode OF hslsi
ness put an end TO. The scheme, stated ximply.
YVES 10 fly every week or ten DAVIS a f,oa.E N Z
dozen or fifteen pigeons, each carrying about half
dozen gems AS the duty on diam0nds amonn,s
to 10 per cent the trouble taken To snnc0e Ss,sss
gems Into the United States does not x6sS ~ very
remarkable. The value af the precioals stones
honestly imported Into the states Is between ei,rf
and nine million dollars per anAum ana N kas
been calculated that gems 70 half that snm sscana
payment or duty,
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WHAT y SAID OF THE ATTEMPTED assassin .rToN
THE PHYPEfT OF kI-STC-frK

WHAT u 6AID UF HE ATrEMPTFD ass SIX ArTOy OF
THE PgEFECT OF kUsTCHUK.
The London Times publishes dispatch from
Sofa which says the attempt made at Bilcha-
rcss last Friday By three Bulgarian refugees
10 assassinare the project Of Rustchuk was part
Of q cowarrly Russian intrigue. The prpfect's
name IS Mant0G. AT the time Of the attack he
was walking with a man named jacobson who Is
q dragOman attached TO the Russian consulate ar
RuStchuk- jacobson had for q long time been en-
gaged in an attempt 10 br1be MantOr with large
sums or money He had Induced the project TO
90 To- Bucharest with him 10 500
NJ Hitroyo, the Russian minister tn RoufnanIa
suspicious being aroused that he would not ac-
ceS1e 10 their wishes and would betray their
secrets they decided To have him removed The
result was the attempt TO aSSasSinate hili. which
as yesterdays dispatches stated, resulted IA a
severe wound 10 MantOn and the arrest ol two OF
the three BulgartanS who attacked him.
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Senator Hearst Explains His Political
Ambition and How he ssGOt Thar,
Prom the Chicago News


The other night Senator Hearst was sitting at
Chamberlain's with party OF friends, who were
chatting him about the charge that his election to
the Senate had cost him, 800 900. The California
millionaire confessed that he paid out good deal
OF money.
II didn't care how much it cost, he continued,
'ior i was bound TO git there. took no stock In
politics till year or TWO ago. was busy making
money. and when got all the money 1 wanted
decided that would go In for hOnOrs. looked
over the Chronicle almanac to see what there was
that would suit me, and concluded senator
ship would I'LL the bin. i might have been gov
ernor, you know. but that Is local Office and I
WAS pretty well known locally, anyhow. Then
there was the House Of Representatives. might
have got there. But i had seen men 90 to Con-
greSs and stay there two years, and attract at
tentiOn, and come home, and be nobody at ALL so
i didn't see anything for me in that line But when
come TO the senators said 10 myself this is Just
what I am after. There was list OF seventy-six
senators sent up for six years. the representatives
OF 10000, GOO OF people They were hOnored, and
Ietef, and made good deal of everywhere /
looked down the list, and seen the names OF a
lot or fellows who wasn't any more account than
i, and some OF them not so much 90 and said TO
myself, I'll scratch my name on that list IL ft
taxes every d cent I've got, and Eve scratched
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Safety of the Scythia.

THE STEAMER ARRIVES AT BOSTON ALL RIGHT.
The startling rumor OF disaster On the coast at
Scituate, Mass, to the Cunard steamer Scythia,
which created sensation yesterday was false, the
Scythia arriving safely at her dock in Boston yes
terday afternoon. Owing 10 the fact that tele-
graphic Communication with the south shore had
been interrupted by the storm 1t was impossible
Saturday night either TO confirm the run0r or 10
isprove 10. The Scythia brought one cabin, IL In
rermediate and 500 Steerage passengers The
steamer Is reported as being entirely without dam
age. Captain Roberts was very indignant when
informed that rumor had been circulated that
the Scythia had gone ashore at Scituate. He says,
however, that it was the heaviest gale he ever ex-
perienced in Massachusetts, bay.
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CONFESSES To An ADDITIONAL THEFT OF $4,000
he KEPT A GAMBLING DEN.
W. A. Clarke, the New York post ONCE clerk
arrested for stealing $4,000 in registered pack
age from Portland, Oregon, to New York, con-
fessed Saturday that he had stolen a package con-
tanning $40 600 In currency sent TO Charleston in
December, 1881. Clarke also admitted that he
was interested in gambling house in that city.
Clarke applied Saturday to Judge wallace, OF the
United states Circuit Court, through his counsel,
Mr. ChaS. A. Hess, TO be admitted TO bail. Judge
Wallace fixed the bail at $500. Clarke Is 20 ap-
pear before the nted states Circuit Court on the
second Wednesday OF May next.
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Suit Against Senator j. II. Jones'.

In May, 1919, senator Jones, OF Nevada, made
An accommodation note for $1,000 for the benenI
Of his brother Thomas Jones' Jr the retiring post
master OF Cleveland, and payable 20 Everett, We'd
dell & Co.. bankers, with interest ut per cent
yer annum- Thomas Jones, IT., delivered the note
~ the banking nrIn AID received the money there
On Senator Jones WAS Ia Cleveland ON saturday.
and suit for the money due on the note was en-
tered In the COfnmon Pleas Court against the sen
ator and his brother indorser. 1. III. Webster
assignee oi A. Everett and II. +. Neddeil, Is the
plaintiff In the Case. IL Is claimed that nothing
has oeen paid ON the principal interest since the
making OF the note Ia IS7o.
STEAMER SUPPOSED W Be IuST.-At Lynn Ha-
ven Bay saturday medicine-chest 4 lot OF oars
steering gear, looSing-glass pictures, piIlows
lounges, chairs, cainp-stools, and vegetables OF all
kinds were %aShed up on the beach. All OF the
furniture had the appearance OF having come from
soLne nnely Equipped vessel but NO name or marks
appeared on any OF the articles washed up, except
one cAmp-stool, on which are painted the initials
nc The steamer Duke OF Buckingham has
beea one AZ Newport News since March j. making
her noT overdue twenty EIGHT days The officers
% ne company AZ Newport News have given up
az nope or the Buckingham since the gale OF
Friday.
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PR1ScE e WHITLEY,
STOCK BROKERS',
e 10 sFFG FIJI sys, New York
$50 9TH street (Corcorsn Building,) Washington.
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
Between
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON &c.
General Partners:
JAMES WHITLEY, H. CHUGER OAREHx
MAYNARD G. EYRE
Henry II. DobGR, Washington D. O.
WILLIAM r. TRAvEEs, Special Partner
Buy and sell on commission all classes Of Railway
Securities.
b. H. DODGE, Resident Partnes
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re-
garding the markets received through our wires in
stantfy, direct from the New York Stock Exchange.
All orders executed and reported promptly je1
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DRY GOODS.


WAsAxAxEa.s.
PHILADELPHIA, APRIL On, 1887.
WHAT DO YOU KNOW Oh DRkss KATE
RAILS, INCLUDING sILKsf
MUCH OR LITTLE OF 4 FEW; ONLY 4
FEW AT BEST.
WE SHALL PUT IT IN YOUR WAY TO
KNOW MORE THAN YOU EVER THOUGHT
WAS TO KNOW. YOUR EYES SHALL TEACH
YOU.
ON MONDAY, APRIL 4rr, wANAMAKHK's
WILL BE AS A WORLD or COTTON AND
wOo1IH, AND sHKHN AND LIKE THINGS.
WOVEN srUFTs FROM EVERY LAND WITH
LOOMS THE SUN SHINES ON. YOU SHALL
SEE THEM SPREAD OUT AND PILED UP
AS THEY'VE NEVER YET BEEN SPREAD
OUT AND PILED UP IN AMERICA, As
THEY CAN BE NOWHERE ELSE ON THIS
SIDE THE ATLANTIC.
THIS GRAND OCCASION WILL BE MEM
oRABLE As AN EVENT IN THE HISTORY
OF TEXTILES. TWILL BIZ WORTH CROSS
ING A CONTINENT TO SEE TIE STORE
JOHN WANAMAKER
sp2-2t PHILADELPHIA
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FINANCIAL.
W. RE-orrxn SUBJECT To SALE.
A Limited Amount of


THE
ORANGE BELT RAILWAY COMPANY
First Mortgage 6 per cent
2O-Year Gold Fonda
Due 1907.
At Ell and Accrued Interest the purchaser rscsivins
with each 81. 900 Bond ESQ Of the Par
Value Of the Stock
THE ORANGE BELT RAILROAD Of Florida extends
from its connection with the Jacksonville Tampa and
Key West Railway at Monroe along the west bank of
Lake Monroe, southwesterly through the towns of
Sylvan Lake, Paols, Isixnd Lake. Glen Ethel Long
wood, Atarnont. Forest City, Toronto. LAX evi1le.
Clarkona Mlers and Crown Point to Oaklsnd located
the south shore of Lake Apopka distance OF 80
miles and is being rapidly extended through to Point
Pinellas, ON tho Gulf THE STEEL RAILS HAVE
ALREADY BEEN BOUGHT. THE RIGHT OF WAY
SECURED AND THE GRADING Is BEING RAPID
LY PUSHED TO COMPLETE THIS EXTENSION
BY THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER, OR NOT LATER
THAN THE FIRST OF JANUARY, 1885,
This road passes through the fertile land OF the
the State. IT IS DOING A VERY SATISFACTORY
BUSINESS, AND EARNING MORE THAN THE IN
TERESf ON RS BONDED DEBT OVER AND
ABOVE ALL OPERATING EXPENSES, ETC, AND
WHEN COMPLETED WE SEE NO REASON WHY
1T SHOULD NOT PAY HANDSOME DIVIDENDS
ON ITS STOCK. AS IT Is BONDED FOR THE
SMALL AMOUNT OF $4,000 PER MILE These
Bonds first and only lien the reed and equip
ment, and in addition guaranteed, PRINCIPAL and
interest, by the Orange Belt Investment Co. which
own large mills at Longwood that are earning over
$4,000 year net besides which the COMPANY have
valuable real estate and other property estimated in
ALL with the mills, to be worth 100000; and when
the rosd is finished to Point Pineas is estimated
that the Investment Cempanys property will be worth
1t least o. not including the Railroad and it,
franchises
THE COMPANY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE-
DEEM THESE BONDS AT ANY TIME AFTER FIVE
YEARS. AND IT is BELIEVED THAT THEY WILL,
BE ABLE TO RETIRE THEM ALI. IN FIVE YEARS
AS 1T is FOR THE INTEREST OF THE GuARAN-
rs PER CENT OF THE STOCK, WHICH, WITH
THE 25 PER CENT WE OFFER, WILL OWN THE
ROAD AFTER THESE BONDS HAVE BEEN RE-
TIRED, AND WILL BE THE ONLY LIEN UPON
kTHE RAILROAD AND EQUIPMENT AND FRAN
CHISE.
We look upon this security as good Investment and
with 25 per cent Of stock bonus offered with the
bonds they should command the attention of the in.
vesting public.
Interest January and July, payable ct the FARM
Frs LOAN AND TRUST CO., NEW YORK who are
the Trustees Of the mortage.
GRISwOLD GILLETT.
ap4 Wall st., New York.
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LADIES' GOODS

A. MoKEuE. MoD1srr.
ass catsi .ash.: also as desired 3 ais,de rent
Vos DlB3s sasssRszs. u,,r.,,.
:. = ~: s:s1:.
Mas. X. A. DosovAs.
9O4 street northwest.
FRENCH PATTERN BoNNETs md Esa11sH
ROUND HATS,
from the leading houses Of paxss sna Iouoea.
on MONDAY and TUESDAY. April 4th and 5th.
No cards apo-1v
SpR1sa Orrs,sa.
IMPORTED BoNNFTs AND HATS.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, April. 6 AND 6.
NINE T. b HARI SON,
1929 STREET, OPP the Ebbitt
Mourning Specially. ap&-6t
NEW EASTER CARDS.
Beautiful designs in Lilies Crosses, Satin Novel
tics Fancy EgEs Toys Childrens Bsunerettes 10 CD.
% SSsSsss ioF Ladies sad eh i$ 40, o.. :.
T ADIESLEXCELSIOR DYES ARE THE BEST.
i, pn.sst and cheapest DYE in the world e. sale
M '. KANE 5O7 11TH ST N.wLcORsETs MADE
se 70 ss @
and Bustles. Corsets laundred selS-7m.
ses eo AFn phy CLEAN
& esns SS.f e Esae
,A2g-3m 4. Fischer Maism Yrsese. psri.
tt4R RsF s1 AAEEHFs asS.s :, FINE ,..,o.
so H1IF Ef RaeR e aS6a sT
HAIR DRESSED. BANGS SHINGI.ED
Hair dressing BY the month Special attention to
Placing OF brloal SeA1 m413ms
q ~. Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment.
LADIES' and Gentlemens Garments: also Velvet and
fectly cleaned by this superior process Ladies' Even
ing Dresses specially. GentlemeI's Clothes cleaned
by this process will not lose their original shape aud
Goods called for and delivered. ja2l
MISS ANNIE E. HUMPHREY. 43O 10Th ST. NV
Ux Makes Cursets to order in every style and mate
a' and EsErsnfses RfEff1. 1T and comfort
French Hand Underclothilg Merino Underwear
and finest imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods
French CorsetS and Bustles
Cmldren's Corsets and 81 Corset Miss rs own
makcl that for the price IL unsurpassed.
NB.-French. German and Spanish spoken. mr14